Category Archives: Novels & short stories
Life down town ;-)
Two kinds that are obsessed with murder; those committing them and those who write about them… novelists, yes. Gangster, mobster… red-light fascination… Business, legit or shady… How thin is the line really? 😉 Oh, I’m off to have coffee with … Continue reading →
New edition for Thief In The Night :-)
A new update on ‘Thief in the Night (Stealing my Dreams…)’ is available with a few new additions… writing what I write best 😛 Sweet violence and sexy melancholy… What are your secrets? Check it out here: https://www.amazon.com/Thief-Night-mash-up-otherwordly-expressions-ebook/dp/B00WL8VHLU?ie=UTF8&ref_=asap_bc
Creating, acting and parallel realities
I often found out that whenever I think about a new story, writing it down and describing the character… I somehow manage to draw this vision into my real life… it’s pretty awesome, surreal, but also pretty … Continue reading →
excerpt from: ‘The Deadly Construction’, book by Andréa Rayn
[… The girl panicked and started to scream as loud as she could… making the most pitiful, howling sounds that could escape her closed lips. She fought as hard as she could to liberate her limbs from this bondage, but … Continue reading →
Writing is badass ;-)
The awesome thing about being a writer of stories, lyrics and poetry is that you basically can ‘confess’ to some of the real naughty, bad and illecit shit you have done… and everybody thinks it’s fiction 😉
More visual art and strong words, yay!
“excerpt from Andrea’s short story “the Last Thoughts of Suzy Sue”. Young women and girls get killed by worthless sick men, and society does not act! Girls are not taught to defend themselves from possible creeps that linger all around … Continue reading →
A sarcastic short story about our cynical society by Rayn (c). Girls! Read!
The Last Thoughts Of Suzy Sue Her day started like any other day this particular morning. Young Suzy Sue stood in front of the mirror… brushing her hair, putting on her make-up… getting ready for school just like any … Continue reading →
